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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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ianbrooks: Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping. Artist: Website (via: Colossal)
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Bubble Planets by Jason Tozer

These super hi-res photos by Tozer blur the line between micro and macro: framing the oily surfaces of mundane soap bubbles in a more celestial setting. Toggling between two vastly different scales makes you wonder if we’re all just skating on the razor-thin surface of a microscopic body, always teetering on the brink of spontaneously popping.

Artist: Website (via: Colossal)

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